RESILIENCE IN SUPPLY CHAINS

Analysis of the Impact of Climate Change on Supply Chains

The globalisation of the economy has led to supply chains becoming global in scope.

Leading large corporations are taking the impacts of climate change very seriously in their value chain, thereby causing a cascade effect in their suppliers and competitors. As a result, this trend is spreading to an increasing number of companies and sectors.

In addition to the above, in many countries the need to implement sectoral adaptation measures has started to be regulated.

We are able to identify the climatic variables which, in varying time scales (months or years), affect every sector of activity, and to identify the critical points of impact on supply chains.

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Value-added Products on time scales.

RESILIENCE OF LAND INFRASTRUCTURE

Climate Resilience Studies in Urban Terrestrial Infrastructure

RESILIENCE OF LAND INFRASTRUCTURE

Land infrastructure which is being planned today will have a useful life of several decades, and therefore must be designed for a changing climate. The adaptation of such infrastructure (roads, airports, canals, etc.) to climate change requires climate studies to have been previously conducted.

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RESILIENCE OF COASTAL AREAS

Climate Resilience Studies in Coastal Areas

RESILIENCE OF COASTAL AREAS

The adaptation of coastal cities, ports, maritime infrastructure and coastal ecosystems, requires specific climate studies to be conducted that take permanent and occasional increases in sea level caused by climate change into account.

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CONSULTING AND TRAINING

Infrastructure and Modernisation of Meteorological and Hydrological Services

CONSULTING AND TRAINING

Consultancy for training technical Meteorological and Hydrological Service personnel in developing countries, or for public or private companies with specific needs, in the use of numerical weather forecasting models, and by extension, in the different business areas of Meteosim: Air Quality, Climate Change, Risk Management and Metocean Services.

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